TV Reviews8.3/10
‘Brassic’: Seven Years of Friends, Crime and Growing Up in Northern England
A tale of con artists, bribers, and dealers dwelling amid suburban northern England, whose dealings finally catch up with them.
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Tag: Streaming
TV Reviews7.3/10
Valeria Review: Four Seasons of Friendship, One Stalled Plot
A Madrid romance of a writer and her three friends, charming and bright, yet worn thin across four seasons.
TV Reviews8/10
‘Wolfblood’: A Strong Secret Worth Keeping
A tale of teenagers who can turn into wolves at will, hiding their secret from all around them, with Maddy and Rhydian at the center.
TV Reviews4.7/10
Tiny Pretty Things Review: Ballet Is Sharp, Story Isn’t
A ballet drama of betrayal and ambition wherein the dance alone redeems a tale that never quite delivers the blow.
TV Reviews7.5/10
Four Years On, the Dragon Knight Still Packs a Punch
A bear knight and a wandering blade seek four weapons ere the weasels find them; a tale of mirth and peril upon Netflix.
TV Reviews7.8/10
‘Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin’ Remakes Its Own Wheel — Mostly
A tale of teen torment in Millwood, where sins of parents past return to haunt a new generation of girls.
TV Reviews7.1/10
Slingshot Review: Natalia Cordova-Buckley Anchors Marvel’s Short-Lived Spinoff
A brief look back at Marvel's Slingshot, the one-season spin-off of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., starring Natalia Cordova-Buckley.
TV Reviews8.4/10
We Never Learn: BOKUBEN Review — Tutoring the Smartest Girls Who Know Nothing Else
A comedy of failure wherein a tutor's pupils exceed all expectation save their own, a tale of intellect as affliction.
10 TV Shows Like ‘Nobody Wants This’: From ‘New Girl’ to ‘Catastrophe’
A Netflix list pairs light sitcoms with darker, adult fare for fans of Nobody Wants This, mixing romantic comedy with tragedy.
TV Reviews8.2/10
Money Heist: From Tokyo to Berlin Turns Behind-The-Scenes Into A Compelling Documentary
A documentary about the making of Money Heist, focusing on the actors and the emotional labor of performing its heists.
TV Reviews8.2/10
‘Gintama’: 367 Episodes, 20 Years, and a Comedy That Never Forgets Its Politics
A tale of a samurai who surrendered his blade and became a man of odd trades, amid a realm ruled by alien masters.
Helsinki’s Finnish Film Affair Offers a Buzzing Look at Where Local Cinema Is Headed
Nine takeaways from Helsinki's Finnish Film Affair: genre labs, sales pitches, and the future of Nordic filmmaking.